SJT NYSE
Credit Risk of going bust: lower than 87% of companies Debt: 0.6% of company value Bonds: none of note held by US funds details ▾
If the stock fell to about $0.00 (down 99.9%), San Juan Basin Royalty Trust would be worth roughly what it owes.
Total debt $944K against a stock market value of $153.8M.
Distance to default 12.04 (Merton model): prices to 2026-10-26, balance sheet 2026-06-30, debt counted $472K (short-term plus half of long-term), stock volatility 47.6%; Altman Z'' -0.03. A ranking and a back-test, not a forecast.
US fund filings (SEC N-PORT) show under $25M of this company's bonds, so there is no bond page. Its debt may be bank loans or privately placed. How these are computed.
Dallas, TX 75219
US
The San Juan Basin Royalty Trust is a Texas-based express trust, established in 1980 and headquartered in Houston. Its core operation revolves around a substantial 75% net overriding royalty interest, which was carved out of oil and natural gas holdings previously owned by Southland. These underlying assets, collectively known as the "Subject Interests," are situated in the San Juan Basin across San Juan, Rio Arriba, and Sandoval Counties in northwestern New Mexico. The Subject Interests themselves encompass various energy rights, including working interests, royalty interests, overriding royalty interests, and other contractual agreements, covering 119,000 net producing acres and involving 1,140 net wells. BBVA USA acts as the appointed trustee for the organization.
